But I need the surface brightness of the Sun in my living room! It adds so much depth to the characters and stories!
Comment on Big Surprise—Nobody Wants 8K TVs
TBi@lemmy.world 4 weeks agoAlso I think the improvements in HDR and brightness recently are more substantial than the update to 8K. At normal viewing TV distance you’d be hard pressed to see the individual pixels, even on a 1080p screen.
Even for PCs there isn’t much reason to go about 2k screens (1440p).
HugeNerd@lemmy.ca 4 weeks ago
odelik@lemmy.today 4 weeks ago
4k monitors in portrait orientation are amazing for productivity. It’s a shame more people don’t do this
TBi@lemmy.world 4 weeks ago
What’s the benefit over 2k monitors in portrait?
odelik@lemmy.today 4 weeks ago
Screen space.
I work in tech doing performance, memory management, and developer workflow tooling and automation for a large 3D Rendering/Creation tool.
Being able to throw a long setup doc, or a large class file on a 4k portrait monitor allows me to read things through with a ton of context and far less scrolling.
It’s also useful for putting two window tiles that have related content, or one is a reference content.
I currently have a tie-fighter monitor setup (2x4k portrait on either side of a ultrawide) and will put comms and email/calendar on my left monitor, core work in the center, and overflow reference/research on the right.
It’s less hectic for personal use, but I still use all the space.
GreatAlbatross@feddit.uk 4 weeks ago
This is why I often refer to 4K as UHD: The WCG and HDR being available to consumers is far more impactful than end users having a few more pixels.
(Also because I’m a snarky pedant, and consumer 4K UHD is only 3840 wide, while DCI4K is actually 4096)